Unexpected Link in Matthew Perry's Death

The tragic death of actor Matthew Perry has drawn unexpected connections to a Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise, highlighting a complex web of legal troubles surrounding his family. While the circumstances are far less dramatic than the fictional drug empire depicted in "Breaking Bad," they reveal a troubling narrative involving drug-related offenses and financial disputes. Perry's passing has been linked to Jasveen Sahadevan, who was allegedly involved in the production and distribution of ketamine, a powerful anesthetic. Jasveen, 41, was reportedly "cooking" ketamine in her home, reminiscent of the show's infamous character Walter White. Her parents, Nilem and Ashok Sahadevan, have faced their own legal challenges, including a federal lawsuit from KFC Corporation for unpaid royalties related to their restaurants. The couple operates several locations in California, but their financial struggles have been compounded by Ashok's past criminal record, which includes a DUI and hit-and-run conviction. In March, Jasveen was arrested after federal agents discovered a significant cache of illegal drugs at her residence, including methamphetamine and ketamine. Following her recent re-arrest, she now faces additional charges linked to Perry's death and another victim, Cody McLaury, who died in 2019. If convicted of the ten felonies she faces, Jasveen could be sentenced to a minimum of ten years and up to life in federal prison, marking a grim chapter in a story that intertwines fame, family, and tragedy.